Re: [android-developers] Maven and Android

2010-06-07 Thread Lee Fisher
There are a handful of Android/Maven tools, and a some Android project 
use Maven, to look at as a model. But the official Android SDK doesn't 
use Maven as part of it's toolchain, so you should be careful.


http://code.google.com/hosting/search?q=label%3Aandroid+maven

http://code.google.com/p/m2eclipse-android-integration

http://code.google.com/p/maven-android-plugin/

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RE: [android-developers] Maven and Android

2010-06-03 Thread Ted Neward
Yeah. Don't use Maven.

 

I don't know if Android artifacts are published to the Maven repos yet; I've
not heard anyone as of yet doing so, and I think doing so might be in
violation of Google's license agreement that you clicked when you installed
the SDK tools. (IANAL.) And considering that most of the Android tool set
still comes from Google and is versioned pretty strongly and obviously, what
advantage do you see to Maven, particularly since Maven insists on being its
own build tool and would conflict in many ways with the Ant task that Google
gives you?

 

You would probably have much better results using Apache Ivy, if you really
wanted build-time dependency management, but even then that's only going to
be for the non-Google artifacts.

 

Ted Neward

Java, .NET, XML Services

Consulting, Teaching, Speaking, Writing

http://www.tedneward.com

 

 

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Hi all,

Is there any documentation out there that shows examples on how to start
Android projects with Maven?

I like Eclipse to develop and debug but I like to use Maven to create the
project and control which jars are on the repository and need to be fetched
from the Internet.

Any suggestions on this?

Thanks.

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Re: [android-developers] Maven and Android

2010-06-03 Thread Shane Isbell
On Thu, Jun 3, 2010 at 2:13 AM, Ted Neward ted.new...@gmail.com wrote:

  Yeah. Don’t use Maven.



 I don’t know if Android artifacts are published to the Maven repos yet;
 I’ve not heard anyone as of yet doing so, and I think doing so might be in
 violation of Google’s license agreement that you clicked when you installed
 the SDK tools. (IANAL.) And considering that most of the Android tool set
 still comes from Google and is versioned pretty strongly and obviously, what
 advantage do you see to Maven, particularly since Maven insists on being its
 own build tool and would conflict in many ways with the Ant task that Google
 gives you?

Maven does have uses for Android projects. For example, for SlideME, I had
the case of needing to release different variations of the client
(community, regional variations, etc).  Maven, with the plugins from Masa,
was a very nifty way to shift around the resources files, do interpolations
of variables in the Android manifest, signing with different keys and
pushing all the different generated variations of the apk to a maven repo.



 You would probably have much better results using Apache Ivy, if you really
 wanted build-time dependency management, but even then that’s only going to
 be for the non-Google artifacts.



 Ted Neward

 Java, .NET, XML Services

 Consulting, Teaching, Speaking, Writing

 http://www.tedneward.com





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 Hi all,

 Is there any documentation out there that shows examples on how to start
 Android projects with Maven?

 I like Eclipse to develop and debug but I like to use Maven to create the
 project and control which jars are on the repository and need to be fetched
 from the Internet.

 Any suggestions on this?

 Thanks.

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